Eleven homes are now occupied at Seachange Emerald Lakes.
January saw a lot of heavy rain which flooded the site but we are pleased to report that no damage was sustained to the site or the homes.
Both the external and internal pools were poured, and the casting beds for the Country Club tilt panels are being prepared.
We are very excited to announce that our first display home is now open so please contact the onsite sales staff to make an appointment.
The community has grown with six homes now occupied at Seachange Emerald Lakes.
The footings for the Country Club are being dug and poured with the carpark being prepared for pouring.
The first five park side homes have roofs on and a ready for cladding. A security fence is being installed along the front of the development and this month saw the completion of all internal roads and street lighting.
All footings have been poured for the next seven waterfront homes.
THE first residents have now moved in to the $75 million Seachange Emerald Lakes project at the Gold Coast. Construction is complete on homes in stage one of the over 50s gated country club estate, developed by Pradella Property Ventures. Stuart Hagan and partner Sue Absell (pictured) were among the first residents.
“This is our first home together and we feel like we are on a permanent, resort-style holiday,” Ms Absell said.
The estate is due for completion in late 2015.
PRADELLA Property Ventures has unveiled a new on-site sales centre at its $75 million over 50s gated country club estate, Seachange Emerald Lakes, as it prepares to release new homes to cope with demand.
The Inlet Drive display follows this month’s fast-track release of additional stage two homes. Construction is also progressing, with work well under way on the first new homes, and Gold Coast company Alder Constructions poised to start on the estate’s five-star country club.
Seachange Emerald Lakes project director Phil Goodman said the construction was helping to drive interest in the community.
“We expect inquiries will only increase with the opening of the new on-site sales centre,” he said.
“Buyers can start to get a sense of what it is like to live in the Seachange Emerald Lakes community.
“They can view first-hand the spectacular location and the superb quality of the fixtures and fittings.”
Gold Coast City Councillor Bob La Castra (Division 8) said residents over 50 had embraced the community. “Times change, people change and their needs and requirements change,” Cr La Castra said.
“Over 50s are more active and healthier than they have been in previous generations.
“They’re not ready to put on their slippers and just sit in front of the fire.”
The project includes 126 architecturally designed, threebedroom freestanding homes.
The country club will have an indoor heated pool, tennis court, private cinema, gym, wellness centre and access to the Emerald Lakes championship golf course.
Nearby are 13km of walking and bike tracks, a retail and commercial precinct, restaurants and cafes.
The community has direct access to the M1 motorway to Brisbane, it is a five-minute drive to the Nerang Rail link and a 10-minute drive to Broadbeach.
RESIDENTS from the five star over-50s resort Seachange Village Arundel took part in the annual Seachange Golf Day held for the first time at the Emerald Lakes golf course.
Seachange project director Phil Goodman said the golf day was just one of the many activities and events Seachange Village Arundel offered over 50s seeking a vibrant, active healthy lifestyle.
“The event was a huge success with more than 100 people attending including Seachange residents, purchasers from the new Seachange Emerald Lakes and staff and suppliers,” he said.
“We were delighted to host the Seachange Golf Day this year, an event that helped bring together our residents and promoted our philosophy to nourish their minds, bodies and souls.”
The Ambrose competition began with a shotgun start and concluded with drinks, dinner and presentation of prizes at the Emerald Lakes clubhouse.
The event was also supported by local retailers and the ninth hole was sponsored by local Woolworths Carrara; with the store’s manager handing out bottled water and juice and fresh fruit.
St George Bank sponsored the 17th hole with the happy dragon mascot handing out gift bags.
Nearly $1,000 in gold coin donations were raised for Camp Quality, who were raising awareness for their Dash for Cash event happening on December 7.
Mr Goodman said the centrepiece of Seachange Arundel was the five-star country club that had something to suit everyone’s preferences.
It features a function room and bar, gymnasium, cinema, library, billiard room, computer room, workshop, art room, indoor heated lap pool, spa, sauna, large outdoor pool, lawn bowls and floodlit tennis courts.
Seachange is at 299 Napper Road, opposite the Arundel Plaza Shopping Centre, Arundel Plaza Medical Centre and Arundel Tavern.
We welcomed our first residents to Seachange Emerald Lakes this month, with two homes now being occupied in Australia’s first over 50’s gated country club estate.
The front entry is now fully operational and 95% of internal roads are complete. The indoor pool area has been excavated and the frames of the first three park side homes have been erected.